Painting the face with a forced smile, Claire shook Wilson's hand in front of the crowd. At the glass wall, the cameramen clicked pictures nonstop to catch even the slightest changes.
"Haa…. I like that smile on your face." Wilson said sarcastically as he continued to flash the fake smile.
Claire clenched her teeth but immediately composed. She never had to act, cover-up, or lie about anything for Janet's career or behavior. Frankly, she was the best artist she could ever get to work with.
Nobody is perfect, Janet wasn't perfect either. Janet's flaw was her reluctance to accept her firstborn and she slowly became one in the fake society.
"Mr. Wilson, you were a good man." Claire tried to remind him who he was so that Wilson could realize what he was doing was wrong. "Why are you doing these?" There was a hint of exhaustion in her tone. If not Janet, she was tired of Wilson's pretending behavior in the past few years.
Who remembers David?